The evening world. Newspaper, January 30, 1913, Page 17

fm modo antice,” by re- Schubert's posthumous quar- pine’ ‘Miss Mead and her as- era, Fonaroff, Giadya North Voor Played with the Amato er, Jeanne Maeu- v le actrese much of Fiore. The ot! requirements of Alfredo, fine as the lattere fath Performance of the Pro- = logue to the Trilogy at the Metrapolitan Opera} House—Cac+ Mostly Fa- Miss Louse Randolph and Arthur Laceby have been added to the cast for “The Hundredth Man." James Dutton has quit the circus fur vaudeville. Two young women assist him in an equestrian act. Seymour Hicks, the London author- Soom whe wif ehortly play in New BY SYLVESTER RAWLING. | 66T\ 48, Rtremcorp, Dopular here, it may be assumed | 1 @owded houses are assured for je three music -iramas to follow. It is @mall thing to hold the attention of je in euch numbers for two hours eeventeen minutes without @ break, in ptlent appreciation save for the ejaculations of one email boy j ‘THE OLIVE MEAD QUARTET PLAYS AT RUMFORD HALL, ‘The Olive Mead Quartet entertained an s Rumford Hat last night. The pro- grammy condisted of Beethoven's quar- tet ti C minor, opus 18; Glasouncw’s music dramas, more than any other composer, seem to Be eubject to that indefinable some- tuimg in the air which, probably, may be'exweined as the conjunction, or the lack of it, between the moods of the in- tespteters and of the audience. Some- times the footlights fall to intercept aubtle current that flows between owt hiteh. ‘The individual impersona- theme were capable. Mr. Hertz and the ordmestra performed their parts w Yet there was lef something to be de- in familiar hands, Hermann W Wotan, picturesque in figure but Feigma and Loulse Homer Erda, both singing well. AWerich and Atbert Rei become traditions. ‘The Giants were | personated by Herbert Witherspoon Fasolt and Basil Ruysdael The Spring Edition of the New York Telephone Di: to press Thi ' fot date to ardan-to kave cootiry Lice er. ive stings appear in this Call, write, or tel Commereial offien oe eee Februa: ged foronor with more than usual effectiveness in | action, but Mr. Witherspoon's not entirely conceal a somdthing ing in heaviness of voice, Carl Bu wang well as Loge. The Rhino maidens iy shaw meade Donner impressive and Lambert Murphy ued his Mght, agreeable vojce effectively as Curtis was a pretty Freta. | AG VIOLETTA | IN “TRAVIATA” AT THE OPERA. Frieda Heinpel. got another opportun- ity to display her taient at the Met- repotttan Opera House last night when| me was cast for Violeta in the sea- etafe fret performance of “La Travi- Ghe manifestly made a it with te large audience for she was ap- h PRIEDA HEMP! +10 Main Street FLUSHING pinghing ise AZ Dirdeall & Central Aves, GMTON—14s Columbia Bt. |Absolutely Fi —are these reductions in the finest clothes being offered in New York to-day. Over a half century of clothes history records no values as* great: $20, $22.50, $25 and $28 Overcoats and Suits $25, $28, $30, $32.50, $35 and ig Overcoats and Suits Libre” = with Med most of the that, perhaps, may be expected @ coloratura singer, although again avoided one or two ht tt may be asking too much I be a Sembrieh or @ Tetrassini, yet the favorite Berlin einger left something to be desired. Bepecialiy it was to be noted that there was a hardness in M robbed tt of sentiment. This Mddblijjl htt might be the correct one infatuation of Alfredo, conceive that this refined young gen-|{ brought up so correctly, would have fallen ro desperately tn lo she had not ‘een of a poetic @ng sentimental nature as well as the possessor of an alluring personality. ‘was a certain brazenness In Miss $12.50 $30, $35, ioe y Bg and $42.50 Even if the original prices were being asked, this would still be an unusual opportunity to secure a fine wardrobe the first act— that wae repellant, should Miss Hempet be in the latest mode while her associates | K wore the costumes of t! yy e amall part of the maid, t effective by the nat- The newest fabrics, the most fashionable coloring in the latest styles, are represented in the present Hackett. \ Carhart stocks. 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